ChatGPT's Bass Secrets: 5 Progressions Every Player Should Master

[@yeshnaidoo7085]

You've made me fall in love with the process of learning the theory behind the magic. Thanks man!

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Cool! It’s great isn’t it??

[@troyl5498]

Dan, you're the best at this. Great training modules, well thought and executed. Now please, sir, do turn up your amp.

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thank you! Turn up your volume or use headphones… 😉

[@carlodave9]

My head got tangled with theory today. I needed this like a cool drink of water.

[@billvirrill5677]

Thanks!

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thanks, Bill!

[@bassofworship3640]

Refreshing daily exercises on my fretless bass it's a great inspiration - wonderfully explained, each point is well made. Truly, one of the best teachers here on KZbin. Wave on, Dan ✌

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thank you so much. Very kind of you. 🙏

[@tobymagee-ou2us]

dan THE MAN another great lesson! thankyou!

[@andrebatson3228]

Great Lesson Dan.

[@amazingict1]

Thanks for this… you have helped me revise what you have taught me over the last 2 years. Thanks Dan.

[@OnlineBassCourses]

🙏🙏

[@wmkennard]

Heck yeah I finally got my amp back ty Lord n now I gotta get my chops back up again and what a poo perfect video to learn. Thanks always Dan Hawkins is the best ❤

[@KojoYe]

That MUstang!🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jonathanwalegir7083]

Dan you have a unique method of teaching that speaks to me. Thank you so much for all your videos and lessons as they are very informative.

[@OnlineBassCourses]

You are very welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@lawrencedavis2779]

Those E major licks sounded like Journey for a brief moment. As always,you give us way more than you say. It’s all in what you can hear and I love it!!!

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thanks. Love a bit of Journey!

[@luigi.zanini]

First video with a Mustang ;-)

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Got a couple more!

[@OstirBass]

Very useful Dan as always!

[@jimmiller6712]

Great video. Thx man.

[@di.fontaine]

Thanks Dan.

[@anna-rexia]

4:10 sounds like an REM bass line …❤

[@stefanolai508]

Good lesson!!

[@stefa-klausmeyer9423]

what about the 1-6-2-5 maybe C major, a minor, d minor, G major?

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Another good one! 👍

[@youknowwhat8438]

I think I’m a little confused on the ii V I. I mainly see ii V i progressions in a minor key. Blue Bossa being one example. It’s a standard ii V i except for the secondary function chords whether that be the V of V or the ii of vi. I would love to see how you’d walk a ii V i bass line in a minor key as i struggle with that myself lol. Also, I’m sure you have a video for this too but I would love to see a walking bass line “formula” of sorts. I struggle with what tones should be used and where and it would be amazing to get someone else’s perspective.

[@youknowwhat8438]

Also, your “hardest bass exercise” has been amazing for my targeting and shifting. It’s already been implemented into my practice routine.

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Nice one!

[@OnlineBassCourses]

This lesson might help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaO0o3-Xe7qhi8Usi=QY9hYOgpMiC7U_L8 as well as this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWjLdJxtgNCIoNEsi=qTunBBc0JMoQ6BGv You have major and minor 2 5 1 chord progressions and there’s a different basic approach to each. Once you get your fingers and ears around them, you’ll start to recognise them coming up in all kinds of jazz standards.

[@tonyleaupepe1716]

Hi i like the way you teach can you teach me please when you do scale show one finger at the time please i love to learn from you please

[@joannalewis5279]

Great video thank you

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thanks for watching.

[@seanduncan9112]

Really good stuff

[@OnlineBassCourses]

🙏🙏

[@Jim-yh5uj]

That bass sounds great

[@GazAce]

I've now put your Soul & Motown book down for a bit to watch this! 🎸🎵👌🙏

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Hope you enjoyed it!

[@adamk9041]

Thanks a lot Dan. But I v’e one question : Why the Chords I of the C scale is not C7 but a CMaj7? So How do we know which apegio corresponds to each chord? 😊

[@OnlineBassCourses]

This should explain it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4DGgmWteJmWmaMsi=l2oAPIHUBUsFsEFQ

[@adamk9041]

@@OnlineBassCourses Thank You Sir :)

[@TerryD23]

LOVE the Mustang (I have the American Performer). While it’s a blast to play and has its own great sound, it lacks the “big sound” of the full sized bass. I’m constantly flipping back and forth between the P bass and Mustang.

[@tonyleaupepe1716]

I like it can you teach me how to play bass in easy way

[@ajdayton101]

The second progression sounded alot like an REM groove as well as the Beatles.

[@dm4728]

Hej Dan what are your thoughts on the JMJ Mustang, I have one strung with Labella flats

[@OnlineBassCourses]

I really like it. I had to change the pickup on mine but, apart from that, all good!

[@dm4728]

@@OnlineBassCourses you had to change the pickup!? Was it faulty?

[@OnlineBassCourses]

@@dm4728 Not sure what happened!

[@1234drums]

This was cool ❤❤❤❤

[@samuelcanche4528]

Ty for lesson but the bass volume is too low I can hardly hear it

[@OnlineBassCourses]

🙏 Sounds ok this end. Maybe try turning the volume up a little bit. 👍

[@LennyG-TPFL]

Dan your I-IV-V on your website shows A-D-E but track is G-C-D.

[@OnlineBassCourses]

Thanks! Corrected.

[@MC-qe5qb]

Thanks for the lesson! Love that bass. I have the cheaper Squier version

[@OnlineBassCourses]

It's a great little bass.

[@shashiperera5981]

❤❤❤❤

[@LennyG-TPFL]

And when I here your I-IV-V I hear Stand by R.E.M. Stand in the place....

[@M2Mil7er]

Was about to comment the same!